SAVANNAH · GEORGIA
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The 10 most popular savannah in Savannah. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A hop-on hop-off trolley through Savannah’s squares and riverfront, with narrated stops at River Street, City Market, Forsyth Park, and more.
“Have fun. Easy way to get around Savannah. You can hop off on any of their 15 stops and know that you can hop back on to finish the toir.”
A 90-minute Savannah riverboat with live captain narration, great skyline photos, and a pass by Old Fort Jackson’s historic artillery.
“The boat was really crowded with not enough seating for everyone. The line to get on board was very long. The food they offered for purchase (we did not choose the lunch buffet) was good but the line to get it was ridiculous. It took about a half an hour which is 1/3 the trip…”
Candlelit Savannah ghost walk with a pro guide, lantern-lit history of war and executions, ending at Colonial Park Cemetery.
“This was an awesome walking tour filled with facts, history and humor. Dan was a great tour guide, not only for his extensive knowledge, but for his friendly and welcoming personality. He sets the tone right from the beginning, this is not a cheesy bullhorn tour with jump scares. This is about Savannah’s history, and…”
Savannah’s First Squares food tour blends historic downtown walking with lunch-size tastings at up to six local spots, ending at Savannah Bee Company.
“Highly recommend. Nice sampler size plates at different restaurants. A great way to spend an afternoon as you learn an overview about the city’s history as well.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Savannah’s Historic District squares and lanes, with local stories, photo stops, and working audio for $30.
“Our guide, ironically named Savannah, was very knowledgeable with the city history, architecture, people and sites. She was excellent. It was a wonderful tour.”
A nighttime trolley ghost tour in Savannah with after-hours access to Andrew Low House and River Street spots, plus spooky stories and humor.
“Finding the bus was easy and the ride was safe and warm. Hosts along the way were entertaining and professional. Had a fun night with my husband!”
Dead of Night is a 90-minute Savannah ghost walk with Johnson Square, Colonial Park Cemetery, the Marshall House, and Wright Square.
“Your guide was awesome! Loved the stories she told. Would book again! The experience was a good time.”
Ride a narrated trolley through Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District, hitting squares, mansions, and river views in 75 minutes.
“Great introduction to the city. We did the tour and then walked back to spend more time at the market area.”
Savannah Land & Sea combo pairs a narrated trolley loop of the Historic District with a riverboat cruise to Old Fort Jackson.
“The trolly tour guide was great. Very friendly and informative. The tour was well organized and we had no problem getting in the right trolly or the boat.”
Hop-on trolley loop through Savannah’s squares, cathedral, River Street, and cemetery. Live narration, coupons, and easy all-day pace.
“I was on the bus with two different guides and both were so interesting!”
